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Recession looks likely to be avoided this time
In markets as in politics, perceptions often matter more than electoral realities. That helps explain why markets got spooked by snap elections in France.
Increasing consumption in modern consumer society poses an ever-growing global challenge.
When and how far U.S. interest rates should fall is quite a judgement call. Simple monetary-policy rules provide quite a wide range of plausible estimates.
Election outcome expected to reflect broader trends and changes
Elections to the European Parliament are getting close. A quick overview on how they work and why it matters, even if the immediate market impact is likely to be limited.
Debt brake is increasingly being called into question
A look at underlying inflation components shows a mixed picture. The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) is right to be patient.
Lower inflation gives Europe’s monetary authorities room to cut
Assessing progress towards reaching 2030 targets is essential for Europe’s future success. It also highlights the need for more investments and further policy action.
German manufacturing is not doing as badly as it may seem
Since the financial crisis the Swiss currency has trended relentlessly higher against the euro. But recently the first signs of weakness have appeared
The recent gyrations of Indian small caps should not detract from the country’s equities longer term appeal.
Introduction of Bitcoin ETFs has given the segment a boost
Recent strong wage growth among lowly paid, young job switchers may reflect them moving into potentially more productive jobs. Such gains need not be inflationary.
